Disney’s The BFG-Big Friendly Giant is alive and well and rocking theaters everywhere right now and with Steven Speilberg behind the reigns well do I have to say more?

So here’s some free activity sheets for when you come home from seeing the movie or to get you excited before you go. Most importantly to keep those kiddos busy during the hazy lazy summer days! Simply click the link below, download and print!

Oh and I almost forgot! Disney is running an Adventure with Disney contest in which you can win a trip for 4 to England and France! There are several ways to enter. Visit their Facebook page and leave a comment sharing your dream. You can also enter on Twitter by commenting on the post using hashtag #TheBFGDreamSweepstakes. Good Luck!

Disney’s upcoming new live feature The Jungle Book isn’t just a fun modern update.It’s about recreating a legacy.

Disney’s 1967 animated film, “The Jungle Book,” was the last film that Walt Disney oversaw. He passed away in 1966, the year before the film’s release.

Director Jon Favreau was inspired by more than the 1967movie.“When I think about Disney’s legacy, I relate to Walt’s original dream,” he says. “Walt Disney’s work has influenced my work. He was considered high tech for the time. He was the first person who locked soundtrack with picture, so the characters were perfectly choreographed to the musical score—something that absolutely blew people’s minds. Disney was on the cutting edge of technology.

Not only does the live action film look amazing but the cast of characters is WOW! It’s safe to say that anyone asked to do a Disney film does.

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN (voice of King Louie)

BEN KINGSLEY (voice of Bagheera)

IDRIS ELBA (voice of Shere Khan)

SCARLETT JOHANSSON (voice of Kaa)

LUPITA NYONG’O (voice of Raksha)

Oh and you may know who that bear is-Bill Murray!!! Opens in theaters April 15. #TheJungleBook

It’s a great day in our family…for this DisNerd whose hubby loves some Star Wars. I do too…she is totally Luke’s daughter!

This afternoon, with early box office results in, STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS became the highest grossing film of all time in the domestic market, surpassing the $760.5M lifetime gross of Avatar in a record-shattering 20 days of release. In addition, the film crossed the $800M mark at the international box office today.

Through Jan. 5, the film had grossed $758.2M domestically and $799.1M for a global total of $1,557.3M since its Dec. 16 global debut.

STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS debuted in the US and Canada on Dec. 18, its first two weeks pushing the domestic annual industry box office to an all-time high of $11B. It has set numerous individual records including:

· Biggest all-time debut and biggest December debut ($247.966M), propelling the industry to the biggest overall moviegoing weekend of all time ($313.3M for all films, Dec. 18-20)

· Biggest second weekend of all time ($149.2M), propelling the industry to the biggest overall Christmas weekend of all time ($296.4M for all films, Dec. 25-27)

· Biggest third weekend of all time ($90.2M)

· Biggest Thursday preview gross ($57M)

· Biggest Friday, opening, and single day ($119.1M)

· Biggest Sunday ($60.55M), Monday ($40.1M), and Tuesday ($37.3M)

· Biggest Christmas Day ($49.3M) and New Year’s Day ($34.39M)

· Highest per-theater average for a wide debut ($59,982)

· Biggest opening week ($390.85M)

· Biggest IMAX debut ($30.1M)

Globally, the film posted the highest global opening weekend of all time ($528.967M) and surpassed $1B in a record 12 days. It also had the biggest global IMAX debut ($48M) and surpassed $152M in IMAX in a record 19 days. It was the highest international debut in December history with $281M, and it remains #1 in many territories after posting the biggest opening weekend in at least 18 major markets.

Named one of AFI’s top 10 films of 2015, STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS now heads into its fourth weekend of global release ahead of a debut in its final international market, China, on Jan. 9.